Summary
A ‘workflow’ is simply a grouping of related tasks that represent part of your application’s business logic.
Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) allows you to define and execute workflows directly within a .NET
application.
Workflows are composed of any number of ‘activities’, which are configured using the VS WF designers.
The WF API supports sequential and state machine workflows.
The WF runtime can be hosted by any sort of .NET application.
Workflows are executed by the WF runtime engine, which can be sent custom parameters via a generic
Dictionary object.
Items in the Dictionary map to identically named public properties on the workflow instance class.
A ‘workflow’ is simply a grouping of related tasks that represent part of your application’s business logic.
Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) allows you to define and execute workflows directly within a .NET
application.
Workflows are composed of any number of ‘activities’, which are configured using the VS WF designers.
The WF API supports sequential and state machine workflows.
The WF runtime can be hosted by any sort of .NET application.
Workflows are executed by the WF runtime engine, which can be sent custom parameters via a generic
Dictionary object.
Items in the Dictionary map to identically named public properties on the workflow instance class.
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